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Yes. Do you think, it's available from stock with 500 MHz?
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Janelda said:I am now a bit lost as to what i should do. Is it possible to directly design a 500 Mhz square wave oscillator stable to 10ps or do i have to design a sine wave first and then put it into a PLL synthesizer to get the stablility from the crystal oscillator? Does this mean that i must design a Clapp,wein bridge etc. oscillator(bec i cant find equations and circuits that help me design this from scratch, the bias circuits and the colpitts are always seperate, how do i combine them)? using s-parameters and such? I have tried some square wave circuits i found on the web, but they don't work to well at certain frequencies-something tells me that each circuits have limitations to the frequency they can produce.
How can i understand the fundamentals of electronics/electronic components in order to build my own square wave generator? I am in urgent need of help, this must be done, and fast - PLS HELP!!
I think, the 10 ps jitter specification is clearly against it. That's the really annoying point in my opinion, you and others haveHave you rejected the idea of chips like the ICS525?
Janelda said:Hi all,
The ICS525-01 says that it can get output frequencies of up to 160 Mhz and the ICS525-02 says it gets up to 250 Mhz. I need 500 Mhz, so i thought that i can't use it.